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arcus, -arcus Latin a bow; an arch; a box
arcy, arcyus, -arcyus Greek αρκυς, arkys, a net, a hunter’s net.
ard-, arde, ardo Greek αρδω, ardo, water, irrigate.
ard-, ardi-, ardis, -ardis Greek αρδις, ardis, a point, arrowhead, an arrow, sting.
-ard, -art French suffix indicating highest quality, excessiveness; one who, that which.
ard-, arde, -arde Latin ardea, a heron, Ardea spp.
arden- Latin ardere, to burn, to be on fire, burning, to glow.
ardens fiery, fiery red, incandescent red, glowing, from Latin ardens, ardentis.
ardesiacus -a -um slate-grey, slate-colored, modern Latin from French ardoise.
ardeus -a -um shining, burning, from Latin ardeo, ardere, arsi, arsum; or from Tivoli (Ardea), Lazio, Italy,
a city state in the loose federation of pre-Roman Latium. Ardea is also the name of a genus of herons. Some
references are to Ardea, Tibur, which may be two different places.
ardi-, ardis, -ardis Greek αρδις, ardis, a point, arrowhead, sting
Ardisea pointed from Greek αρδις, ardis, for the anthers shaped like spear-heads.
Ardisiandra Ardisia-anthers, from Greek αρδις-ανδρος, ardis-andros.
ardm-, ardmo-, ardmus, -ardmus Greek αρδοµς, ardoms, a watering place. (Williams)
ardo Greek αρδω, ardo, water, irrigate.
ardoinoi for H. Ardoino (1726-1805), botanist at Padua.
ardonensis -is -e fron the river Ardon area in Caucasus, southwest Russia.
ardosiacus -a -um slate-grey, modern Latin from French ardoise, slate.
ardu- Latin arduus steep, difficult.
arduennensis -is -e from the forest of the Ardennes, from the Ardennes, France/Belgium (Arduenna).
arduinoi for Pietro Arduino (1726-1805), botanist at Padua.
arduinus fiery red
are-, area, -area Latin area, a level or open space, a space, ground
-are, -aris Latin pertaining to.
area Latin arere, to be dry with thirst or drought.
Areca from the Malabar vernacular name, areek, the betel nut palm. (Arecaceae = Palmae)
Arecaceae Areca'ceae (ar-eh-KAY-see-ee) from the genus name, Areca, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
arecinus, arecina areca-like, Areca, a genus of palms including the Betel Nut.
arecoides Areca-like, referring to the genus Areca (palms) which comes from a Malaysian word for a cluster
of nuts, another word for the Chicago ACOE, an IDNR staff meeting, a SWCD board, or an IDOT summer
meeting.
Aregelia for E.A. von Regel (1815-1892), of the St. Petersburg Botanic Garden. (= Neoregelia)
Aremonia derived from a Greek plant name, αρεµον, aremon, for Agrimonia.
aren-, arena, -areni, areni Latin sand-, of sandy habitats, from harena, harenae, arena, arenae.
aren-, arena Latin harena, harenosus, sand. a sandy place.
arēna- referring to sand
arēna -ae properly harēna -ae f. Latin sand, hence the sea-shore, the arena.
Arenaria Arenar'ia (ar-en-AR-ee-a) New Latin, sand-dweller, from Late Latin (h)arenaria, feminine of
(h)arenarius of sand, from (h)arēna, (h)arēnae, sand, a common habitat for most species. (Caryophyllaceae)
arenarius -a -um relating to sand, of sand or sandy places, sand loving, growing in sandy places, from Latin
harenarius -a -um, relating to sand, sandy, from arena, sand; slime, mud, and -arius, adjectival suffix
indicating connection to or possession. Also from (h)arenosus.
arenastrus -a -um arenas'trum (ar-en-AS-trum) resembling Arenaria, from Latin Arenaria and -aster.
arendsii for Georg Adalbert Arends (1863-1952) German nurseryman of Wuppertal-Ronsdorf.
Arenga from the Malaysan vernacular name for Arenga caudata.
arenicolus -a -um arenic'olus (ar-en-IK-o-lus) sand-dwelling, growing on sandhills, living in sand, from Latin
(h)arena, sand; slime, mud, -i-, and cola, (or colo) from incola, dweller, inhabitant.
arenivagus -a -um straggling across the sand, from Latin arena and vagor, vagare, vagatus.
arenosus -a -um sandy, gritty; growing on sand, of sandy places, from Latin (h)arenosus -a -um, sandy.
arent- Latin arentis, dry, thirsty.
areo Latin dry, thirsty; Greek: war like, martial
areo- Greek αρειος, areios, war-like, martial, bold.
areol, areola, -areola Latin areola, a little open space.